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lost power
i was replacing the stereo on my 94 Toyota Tercel and the new unit worked for a while then sound changed and finally i lost power to the head unit along with the clock. there were couple of unhooked wires at that time and i am guessing some kind of short circut. radio/clock fuse inside the dashboard looks fine. i plugged in the old stereo and still no power. any suggestion where the porblem could be.
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Re: lost power
did u check the fuse on the headunit itself?
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Re: lost power
there are also fuses under the hood
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Re: lost power
Must be another blown fuse down the line, There should be 2 fuses for the power leads for the radio, one the the switched power lead and one for the memory lead. Visual inspections of fuses may not find a blown one, I have pulled fuses that looked good but were actually bad. I would pull the fuses and check with an ohm meter or continuity tester.
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Re: lost power
thanks for all the replies. it was a blown out fuse under the hood that looked good but was burnt when i took that out. thanks again to all who have replied.
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